In Treatment

Walter: I've never felt patronized by you. You respected me, I respected you. We're equals. Paul: I haven't really gotten that sense from you before, to be honest.

Paul: You're doing it again, Walter. Walter: What? Paul: Bullshitting me. Now what is it that you want from me? Walter: Out. I want out.

Paul: (to Walter) I think you've been running so hard for so long that you haven't had the chance to check in with yourself.

Paul: (to Walter) I can really understand... what that pain was like, how it must have seemed unbearable... without end. And how, in that moment, you thought you'd found a solution. A way out of a hopeless situation. But, you know... I think that... the worst night of your life has passed, Walter. You've survived it. You've been given a second chance. And the void that you felt, maybe the void that you still feel can be filled... and that there's a possibility of renewal.

Paul: You're a human being. Walter: I'm not supposed to malfunction, Paul, that's for other people. Paul: But not Walter Barnett. He's a Superman. Isn't that what your wife used to call you?

Walter: Come on, you know everything. Just tell me what you fucking think. Paul: I don't think you want the crisis. But I do worry you have no idea what to do when you're not in one.